Aaron Rodgers tied Peyton Manning's all-time record with his 539th passing touchdown, doing it in style during the Steelers' overtime victory. Rodgers threw two touchdown passes in the game, reaching a milestone that only Manning has matched in NFL history. The performance capped off a winning effort that required extra football to decide, with Pittsburgh escaping with the win in OT. This marks another chapter in Rodgers' Hall of Fame career, even as he continues his tenure with the Steelers. The dual touchdown performance proved decisive enough to secure the victory when it mattered most. For context, Rodgers has been chasing Manning's mark for years, and reaching it mid-game demonstrates he still has plenty of arm strength and accuracy despite being in his later career stages. The Steelers' offense leaned on that arm to get past their opponent, with Rodgers' two scoring tosses doing the heavy lifting in regulation and beyond.